processed 2.5 million agricultural products, then if we increase the capacity of the ports of greater odessa, it can be six or more million tons per month, yes, and we have some kind of plan b in case russia does not allow these three ports to work normally according to the current agreement, well, definitely according to the plan, we are working at the beginning of the war. we continue the technical modernization of alternative routes, but here it should be noted that the entire existing one is impressive. last year, it is impressive already this current marketing year, which is already going to be able to export in full without using deep-sea ports. and more than two and a half million. as far as i understand , we cannot export by alternative means. it is possible that there will be an increase, but definitely not up to 60 million per month, but we think that what the help of the international community, deep sea ports will still work, first of all these three ports that are indicated in the initiative to be signed yesterday, i understand. in istanbul, already this morning, the russians ,

processed 2.5 million agricultural products in june, so if we add the capacity of the ports of greater odessa, it can be six or more million tons per month, and we have some kind of plan b just in case the fact that russia will not allow these three ports to work normally according to the current agreement, well, of course, according to the plan, we would work at the beginning of the war, increase the technical possibilities of exporting through the western border through the ports of the danube, and therefore 2.5 million tons per month - this figure is more than 10 times greater than the volume that was in january, for example. in full, we can. well , then the question is, what will we do if russia does continue sabotage and more than two and a half million? as far as i understand , we cannot export by alternative means maybe another increase, but definitely not up to six, not up to 7 million per month, but we believe that with the help of the international community, deep-sea sea ports will still work, first of all, these three ports that are indicated in the initiative that was signed yest

, well , definitely well, yes, there may be different situations when unblocking the ports of greater odessared for this. unfortunately, our entire transport infrastructure has been working there since february 24 due to constant risk and shelling, and well, this does not mean that we should stop, and in any case, all types of transport will be used, and we will do everything possible to ensure the demand of our exporters and importers during the war, and also one short question, after all, the bridge across the estuary is here. antin tells me a completely logical story . well, probably as often as the russians still use it, for no reason in our country. can we talk about the fact that it is somehow used for infrastructural purposes? we don't understand why there is such attention to this bridge , yes, no, we don't understand, but the quality of our infrastructure is not always logical at all. hmm in order to have an alternative the railway connection with this region is ending, the construction of the railway crossing between besarabia and berezino is a route between moldova and ukraine tha

well, in the next few days we will see the first ship with ukrainian grain leave the ports of greater odessa. well, while our marathon continues and we are moving on, the only news is that together we are strong, we will support the ukrainian army with money , scan the code the single news marathon continues and ends the 150th day of the full-scale war that russia started against ukraine until six in the morning ictv fact teams and stb windows work for you i am vyacheslav tsymbalyuk greetings 16-year-old child from shrapnel wound in mykolaiv, a rocket completely crushed a private house in the evening, aggressors shelled a residential area of ​​the city for the second time with packages and artillery, dozens of houses were damaged under the rubble, there may be people, the head of the regional council, hanna zamazeeva, reported that one person was pulled out from under the ruins even before the rescuers passed, the explosion of a shell caused a fire in the parking lot a car and a bus were burned several more cars were badly damaged in high-rise buildings near the blast wave windows and doors

the crown jewel of the russian campaign, which is that port city of odessa, the biggest port in ukraine, the port from which the greater part of ukrainian we'd in good are shipped out when you take that port, you basically paralyzed the crating economy. of course, it can send things on trains and trucks and into the rest of europe, but it completely changes the configuration of the economy. so that's why the fighting is so intense there, but there's fight back from the ukrainians in the area with particularly with these high mars american rocket systems that are doing very precise and very devastating work on russian ammunition depots. and perhaps one of the reasons why we're seeing these strikes on civilian targets is hard to get in to the mind of the kremlin in the russian generals is that 3rd traditional artillery is really taking a very heavy hit with this new imported weaponry. that was dw correspondent nick spicer reporting to us from keys. here in germany, a court has sentenced an army officer to 5 and a half years in prison for planning a terrorist attack. prosecutors say the officer who is named as franco a po

the crown jewel of the russian campaign, which is the port city of odessa, the biggest port in ukraine. the port from which the greaterart of ukrainian wheat and goods are shipped out. when you take that port, you basically paralyze the ukrainian economy. it can send things on -- you can send things on trains and trucks. but it can completely change the configuration of the economy. there's a fight back from the ukrainians in the area particularly with these american rocket systems, that are doing very precise and very devastating work on russian ammunition depots. perhaps one of the reasons we are seeing these strikes on civilian targets -- it is hard to get into the mind of the kremlin, the generals -- artillery is taking a heavy hit with this new important weaponry. brent: russia continues to insist it is only targeting ukrainian military infrastructure. of course that is not the case. the attack this week on the city of vinitza is another example. do we know what russia's offensive strategy is right now? >> president zelenskyy says it is terror. striking civilian targets, intentionally or not, is in his vision and

greater than hail and hurricanes. combat work is carried out absolutely continuously, as at night. the ukrainian military is deploying its military equipment at chemical industry facilities, including in nikolaev kharkov and odessamilitants create the prerequisites for the occurrence of man-made accidents, as a result of which civilians may suffer , in addition to covering up with a shield like me , the nazis are preparing a provocation for heat and power plants. according to the available reliable information in nikolaevka of the donetsk people's republic, nationalist militants are preparing provocations with the use of poisonous substances. to do this, ukrainian neo-nazis brought containers with liquid chlorine over 6,000 liters to the pumping and filtration station of the slavic tpp, which they mined and plan to blow up when units of russian troops and formations of the donetsk people's republic approach. in the fight against ukrainian nationalists, our servicemen show courage and courage sergeant ilya yegorov , operator of the crew of drones, orlan , discovered a convoy of radicals, gave the coordinates to the artillerymen and managed to withdraw the device from under fire, the enemy convoy was destroyed. li

odessa. so you know the right thing, because for boris johnson, ukraine was not only about the implementation of political issues, to a greater not so long ago wife added two children. so he was quite accustomed to living in a big way, and it was precisely ukraine that became the solution to those issues that were on the agenda for johnson. after all, we are well aware that it was well debugged. and it's not that secret. the scheme of kickbacks of those kickbacks that the uk gave to ukraine as an aid financial financial assistance in ukraine, this money was quite effectively turned into cash in cash and you noticed that johnson suddenly began to come with a frequent visitor ukraine, which, in principle, is not included in the format of his position and his country. he just thought that it would raise his rating. eh, actually, it's me, i think it was not quite like that actually. ukraine is starting to get boring. uh, but uh, most of all , johnson himself got tired of it even before he resigned, they were already discussing who would replace him, and in any case, speakta magazine, already yesterday, on the cover , took out the